238 open roles at 153 companies in Peru fit the civilian work of military communications and IT specialists: Networking (24), Support (115), DevOps (64) and Security (35). The roles were matched by hand to the work these specialties do in most armed forces, whatever a given army calls the trade.
| Role area | Match | Open roles | Median pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Networking | 35% | 24 | |
| Support | 30% | 115 | $7.7k |
| DevOps | 20% | 64 | |
| Security | 15% | 35 |
| Company | Open roles |
|---|---|
 Indra Group | 25 |
| MMetrica | 8 |
 Inetum | 6 |
 Canvia | 5 |
| IInnova Schools | 5 |
| SSip | 5 |
| GGrupo Electrodata | 5 |
| SSynopsis | 4 |
 Apexamerica | 3 |
 NTT DATA | 3 |
 Bitel | 3 |
 Pentafon | 3 |
| CCSTI | 3 |
| LLaureate | 3 |
| IIBR | 3 |
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By hand, as a family: armies name and split these trades differently, so the page follows the work itself - what communications and IT specialists do in most armed forces - and the role areas every posting here is sorted by.
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